that's what north korea. there's no delineated border it's a river and north korean guards came chasing after them they ran away into the chinese. the two men got away. they ran faster, but the women were detained or lisa ling was beaten a -- of a rifle right in her head, and she fainted. told me this in person. anyway so the two were sentenced to years of hard for anti-state activity and bill clinton. his former aide in the white house and post-white house years also for about ten years. douglas band. i spoke with him for about 3 hours about this episode. they borrowed a plane a private jet from the hollywood mogul steve bing, and flew into north korea upon kim jong il's request that bill clinton and no one else come and then will release the us detainees at the time i won't say what kim yo jong was asking for, but she was at the time she had she was about 21, about to turn 22 quite young. but a hot summer day in early august 20, 19 when the plane touched down was there. she came straight douglas band comple

strongly condemned was north korea's provocation. that is, heightening the tension and the korean peninsula and region. you're telling me, oh, well, maybe you know the parties concerned face up to the problem on the peninsula. take action for a political settlement there and maintain pay somebody to billing, but also it coming up. one disappointment after another ukraine's counter offensive against russia has not met expectations, and us agent weapons may or may not continue next year. ukraine's haven't given up and won't give up. we know what to do, and you can count on ukraine. and we hope just as much to be able to count on you or tell reviewers watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin today with a missile test that may deny everyone, especially the us, any sense of security from north korea. in the past 24 hours, north korea has launched to missile to as one of them, according to south korea and japan, capable of reaching any target inside the continental united states. now if thi

this is where the latest north korean missile flew. the icbm was launched from nape showing young, reaching out to jude a 6000 kilometers. it landed 17 minutes later about 1000 kilometers away invoices, east of north korea, just outside of japan's exclusive economic, sun. tokyo and washington have condemned appealing actions. a quote step when we go to. yeah, but that we strongly condemn these actions, which are in clear violation of un security council or by solutions on press and peace and stability in the region to. oh, cool. yeah. well, either dozens, china, no, chris, i'm the official. i didn't criticize a problem. young's don't say no need that the situation on the korean peninsula was complex. sure to attempt to solve the problem through military deterrence and pressure will not work and people finally back fire further intensify and contradictions and intensified tensions. feel young says so quotable moves. why? washington? with a reason for it fluids, i mean the growing north korean threats the us south, korea and japan have a

the north korean military sucks an enormous amount of resources out of north korean gdp, away from thee a lot of good information and, like you said, there is a defector community and we can talk to them. there is an ngo community that's had sporadic access to north korea. but it looks like most north koreans don't meet the minimum who caloric intake threshold, right? in other words, what that means is that most north koreans are living under malnutrition and there's no reason to expect that to stop. if north korea is going to say, you know, we are going to build more missiles, we're going to build more nuclear weapons, the things in the speech, we're going to put up submarines, all the satellites — all that requires a lot of resources from a country that's very poor, right? i mean, north korea didn't have nuclear weapons. we basically understand them as something like a third world backward or a failed state. and so, you know, the more you put into the military in a country like north korea, you know, the end result of that is civilian privations. so, yes, this will continue. all righ

so north korea is very different. north korea is moses.o be the most unique aspect of north korea the most disturbing aspect of north korea i dwell on this on that later chapter is the phallic north korea is the first and only case in world history in industrialize, urbanized country undergoing a famine. i believe it shall remember forever the only industrialized country to have suffered a major famine struck north korea for about 1994 until 1998. how may people died? we do not know. there are estimates of half a million to over 3 million we can say with confidence many people starve to death during those years. what is a problem? starvation, famine like conditions and other countries and many other parts of the world. none of them, no other country in any major un food security study is a fully industrialized urbanized literate society. by literacy some by the age of 16 or 18. her nose up basic sentences can read and write basic sentences like my name is so-and-so. we are not talking high school level or graduate level type of literacy. s

north korean torture tactic.t that he was brain dead strongly indicates to neurologists that there was a cessation of blood flow to his brain, maybe over 15 minutes. so there is, you know, more than reasonable beyond reasonable doubt of torture. is there such a high degree of certainty with respect intent to kill? no. but that's not necessary in this civil lawsuit that the warmbier family bravely brought to the dprk and at the trial in federal court, the us district court of columbia, dc in december. 2018, the judge explained birrell, how chief justice howard explained yes, there is probable cause and that's standard, you know, it's more likely than not that north kidnaped, tortured and killed extrajudicial judicial killing unlawful of otto warmbier and awarded the family. $501 million based on precedents based on other cases of hostage taking and torture of american citizens as a deterrent, increase the price quite a bit actually as a deterrent to north korea so that north korea thinks twice about doing such thi

so, north korea had criticised the meeting and had threatened to retaliate. a pattern that we are seeing play out, and have been over the past year here on the korean peninsula, where the north tests and refines its weapons, and south korea and the us bolster their defences in return. and it means that both sides are now caught in this cycle of escalation. this test is a concern for the west and the us. but also those here in the region, south korea and japan. not only because this particular missile has the potential to reach all the way to the us mainland, but because, through these weapons tests, north korea is able to make progress on its nuclear weapons programme. at the moment, it is able to test almost without consequence, because russia and china on the un security council are vetoing any attempts to add further sanctions on to north korea. we saw today, while the us and south korea were quick to condemn this launch, north korean officials were actually in beijing, meeting the chinese foreign minister, who then went on to express his support for north

this is where the latest north korean missile flew. the icbm was launched from nape showing young, reaching out to jude a 6000 kilometers. it landed 17 minutes later about 1000 kilometers away in waters east of north korea, just outside of japan's exclusive economic zone. tokyo and washington have condemned appealing actions. a course that we go to have that we strongly condemn these actions, which are in clear violation of un security council or by solutions on press and peace and stability in the region to. oh, cool. yeah. well, either dozens, china, no, chris, i'm the official. i didn't criticize trunks don't say no need that the situation on the korean peninsula was complex. sure to attempt to solve the problem through military deterrence and pressure will not work and people finally back fire further intensify and contradictions and intensified tensions. feel young says so quotable moves by washington with a reason for its fluids. i mean the growing north korean threats the us south korea and japan have accelerated military cooper

north landscape piece. those are the only times that we have that breaks and can shut off unfortunately, fits into this pattern. oh, last i was pattern of the being a victim of china is full and the end you mean policy is in he's in the thank you very much. thank you and a decision that could disrupt the us presidential election, colorado's supreme court posit disqualified with public confront on a donald trump from running the states presidential primaries in a 4 to 3 routing. the quotes said from engaged in insurrection by inciting riots. us who stole the us capital in january 2021. it was, he was eligible to hold office again from says you see the review of the decision from the us supreme court in washington dw report of william blue cross follows the story and joins has no william. what does this really mean? a well got hired for legal hobby, legal, or the amateur legal nerds like me this case, regardless of the politics are ones, political position is fascinating. it is unprecedented. of course, all o

there's a big north—south are north—south divide.'t wall don't care about the red wall and of it, and and all the rest of it, and those red wall seats are going to be crucial for the tories. so do you think a really good do you think it's a really good pr strategy to mention a network nonh pr strategy to mention a network north promoting north project? whilst promoting spend london? it probably a spend in london? it probably a school to school child would be able to say that's not a good say to you that's not a good idea boss. i don't idea boss. so then i don't understand why professional people within politics don't pick foreword pick that up. the foreword rishi sunak this report, sunak foreword in this report, when talking about when he was talking about network launching it, network north and launching it, he says the sentence, he says in the second sentence, everyone says , our plan everyone he says, our plan breaks a failed consensus breaks with a failed consensus of the which saw too much of the past, which saw too much investm

santa rosa north san marin county north maybe napa north, lesser amounts south.e out this much, we'll declare victory. there'll be one more system coming in tomorrow. not as strong, but in the mountains, there'll be some pretty good snow. this might be the best one they've seen in a while here, but look at crescent city. that's a lot of rain for them. not so much to the south. and if you are going to the mountains, go early, get up there early. the wind will be a factor later as the system approaches over the over the peaks. also the passes, snow levels start off high and eventually drop. might even get to 4500ft by tomorrow 50s to the north, mid 60s to the south due to the late arrival of the system and also a south wind. that's where the warmest temps will be. not a lot of change tomorrow. then cooler conditions, but drier kick in for friday. saturday looks nice on sunday. >> all right. save time. 642 a call for help in the east bay where thieves stole a beloved santa ornament from a little girl and her family. we'll tell you about the search for that suspect t

it's. 82% north carolinian by law. and it was an overwhelmingly white north carolinian campus 20 years ago. there is now a very south asian undergrad population reflecting the growth of the asian population, the south asian community in kerry in the research triangle and in charlotte. and there is now a very large hispanic undergraduate reflecting, of course, the enormous in the state. so i mention that because many of those students are first generation usc college students and, i if if they're like most usc undergraduates, the large of them will stay in the state. and that's it's just a remarkable transformation in the social politics of state. but getting back to your specific point about the electoral politics, i it's going to be a at least a decade in, for example, north carolina and i think many other states because i don't know if you've just seen this, but the carolina legislatures, gerrymandering the state in a manner that they are everywhere. well, exactly and so there will be three less democrats in the next

right, this is the 5th icbm loss for the north korea this year. so has decided to pursue a stronger its turn strategy meeting that the name lee activated a warning information assurance system for north korean missiles with it's key allies like the us in japan, the defense minister on tuesday. and pledge to establish the system to detect and evaluate missiles, launched in real time 247. and it's the 1st time to do so, given that information used to be sure, temporarily, and partially during only job training. now, sol, washington and tokyo have also proved a multi or exercise plan, which means for quite $24.00 will see sold regular allies of those free drills with its allies. now, all these measures were brought up at the cap, dated somebody in august, and at a high level, somebody held in november last year. but we're now seeing the 3 countries really bulls or cooperation now have more creative launch the highest number i guess for a single year. you also mentioned this a sending signals how much of it is a threat to the us. i mean, we'll have to

for north korea, for sure. as you know, since 2017, we didn't see any new and un security council resolutions against north korea. the, the missile that north korea and tested today, excuse me, we understand from south korea and japan that it would have been able to hit any point inside the continental united states. how realistic is it that, that the north korean dictator would order that kind of attack see, you know, and so if, if we look at the blue to realistically, it's of cause not very obvious at the moment that north korea would detect the u. s . or its allies with these kinds of weapon system, but i did some of the the systems are peanuts to be used in the case of an emergency. and i think what we have to realize is that the dynamics of the korean peninsula, at the moment i really sifting a really influx and in this sense of costs, we also see that north korea continuously diversify since my science system. and this of course also leads to a great tough, right? so you just have to think about and unint

and we've got a great town called north pole, alaska. north pole, alaska. and we have the santa claus house in north pole where santa lives. by the way, this is true. this is what my alaskan of the week speech is all about. if you write a letter to santa addressed to the north pole, your letter will end up at the santa claus house in north pole, alaska. why wouldn't it? by the way, this house is not to be confused with the abode of a north pole city councilmember, north pole, alaska is a city a little north of fairbanks. and this city councilmember, by the way, his name is santa claus. his legal name is santa claus. he is a member of the city council. i know him well. look, i'm not ripping him. he's a bernie sanders socialist. true. now why wouldn't he be? you know, the guy gives out free gifts to everybody. so that's true. it's true. he's a good guy. santa, if you're watching, hello, santa claus, city councilmember, north pole. madam president, in all seriousness, interior alaska, this is in the interior part of our state has the greatest, most kind people

to the north pennines.ions there. best of the brightness western scotland, northern ireland but to central southern parts of britain will stay rather cloudy, quite breezy with rain on and off. now, despite temperatures being a little bit higher across the board, you factor in the wind tomorrow, it�*s going to feel quite cold and raw. now that area of low pressure starts to pull out towards the near continent. so during monday night into tuesday, it�*ll take a while, but it means that the eastern side of england will bear the brunt of the edge of the low, bringing fairly brisk north, north—easterly winds, further wintry showers here, and there�*ll be further wintry showers, northern and eastern scotland. but elsewhere, with a ridge of high pressure building in increasing amounts of sunshine out west. so an improving afternoon for many. but again, it�*s going to be quite a cold day. temperatures 2—7 degrees — cooler than that further east when you factor in the breeze. so wednesday looks like it�*ll be a fine

now says the battles in the north are still up and the resistance operations also continue in the norththem by surprise. now we see that after the truth, the resistance was able to benefit from the situation lot in terms of the intensity and type of operations as well as the new types of weapons seen on the battleground after the truth such as the new explosive device thakeb, which was not used before the truths. hence we have a phase of intensifying confrontation, and the israel's will see that it will return to the north to resume its war again, thinking that it has finished a mission in south, but it will see that it has returned to point zero and bait hanoon. which is less than one kilometer away from separation wall where the resistance is still present and active. so as we saw the occupation army did not achieve any of the goals that it has declared so far, since it was unable to crush or weaken the resistance or even bring back the israeli capters by force. however, head of the shabak still promises the unachieve goals will be attained. is shooting itself in the foot, it will tak

i tried to tell her if you go to greenville north carolina or fayetteville, north carolina, anywhere west of asheville, you will be in a place that you might recognize your preconceptions of the south me be met. that gets me to the point that we were talking about, is delaware part of the south? one of the larger challenges and organizing concepts of our book, is that the south always stands in relation to somewhere else. it is not as though -- because there is no obvious geographical boundary to the north of the south or the west of the south. it would be one thing if it somehow stopped at the mississippi river, that would be very convenient. it doesn't. there are plenty of people who argue that oklahoma deserves to be in discussion of the cell. maybe, missouri? what do you do with west virginia? west virginia was part of virginia, is seceded from virginia. they are the one who successfully carried out succession. they should arguably be part of the south. the way we solve this ultimately, it was decided to write a book about the south we commonly think of as the cell. more or less

to join the communist viet cong forces based in the north of the country. in 1967, lee, the lee, my uncle of my family received 4 notifications of my death. does 919-1968. 1970. 197210. 1974. by redeem almost 999. 1 that came down so not just one, but 4 times lately. and i'm wanting dumb lately. high level that come lead me to don. i can imagine it was a huge surprise for my family. when i came home, the new light doesn't come on monday and that the i've been declared dead 4 times and still came back alive. you got, you know, i'm one word and the other lady told me no, not least that was helpful. that man's mother had even built an altar for her son. it stood in her home for 8 years until bon returned home in 1976. he removed the altar himself. bon has since devoted his life to searching for the remains of fallen soldiers. the next morning we visit the vine law nature reserve near noon bed where we joined taylor knob. the german by ologist came to vietnam in the early 19 ninety's and has since dedicated his life to the conservation of a rare prime in the yo

the bbc has spoken with north korean i spoken with north korean defectors who have described the deterioratingng to. right. that you were 'ust alluding to. richt. ., ., , ., , right. from anything to severe food shortages. _ right. from anything to severe food shortages. do _ right. from anything to severe food shortages. do you - right. from anything to severe food shortages. do you think. right. from anything to severe food shortages. do you think is heightened rhetoric by kim jong—un or continued heightened rhetoric could essentially be interpreted as a way to distract from the situation within its own borders? absolutely. north korea has had a current efficiency on average going back to the 1990s, it requires outside subsidisation in order to survive, china provides that but doesn't fully step up to the north korean military has an enormous amount of resources out of the north korean gdp away from the agricultural sector where it is needed. we don't have a lot of good information and there is a defective community and we talk to them and that had sporadic access to north koreans but most n

so the south of north carolina or the north carolina of the south is 20 miles away from me within that research triangle bubble. and so there was that divergence between the, i've heard somebody describe it as we were, were there together where somebody described it as the slow growth, south and the fast growth south. those divergence are, are creating cultural experiences, living experiences are radically different. so we've tried to come up with a way of thinking about the south that would make it so that you could read about the south without having to go through all this academic throat clearing all the time. now, what is the south? how do we define it? so, whether or not we've been successful or not? it's another question but it, it does finally get back to a point that i think charles has raised and that is that the south one final point i'd make about our interpretation is the south to me is fascinating and this book really drove this home to me in my eyes, the south is fascinating because it's the most dynamic region in the united states. it's the region that has gone through m

now says that battles in the north are still up and resistance operations also continue in the northof that, and that is why they retreated the north, as if saying we're unable to do anything anymore in north, at the time the resistance is still active, might even take them by surprise there. now we see that after the truth, the resistance was able to benefit from the situation lot in terms of the intensity and type of operations as well as the new types of weapons seen on the battleground after the truth, such as the new explosive device, thakeb, which was not used. for the truths, hence we have a phase of intensifying confrontation, and the israelis will see that it will return to the north to resume its war again, thinking that it has finished a mission in the south, but it will see that it has returned to point zero at bait hanonon, which is less than one kilometer way from the separation wall where the resistance is still present and active, so as we saw the occupation army did not achieve any of the goals that it has declared so far, since it was unable to crush or weaken the r

these reification express, which will be reconciled with divided north in the south after the war in vietnam, america and berlin, thanks for joining us. the vibrant habitat under glistening place of loan in the mediterranean sea, mazda and jeff far up to carry him to us exploring modem, lodge styles, attributed to a name admitted to alien jenny. this week on the dw the book, even though i love it, every time i go to train and start walking the, it's 6 am and honda way, the vietnamese capital, the times with the daily flag raising on board in square the national anthem, place, and war veterans attend the ceremony the, the protracted war between what was the north and south vietnam and the subsequent unification of the country. deeply ingrained in the memories of the vietnamese, he was on this now historic square that revolutionary communist liter hope she meant proclaimed the independence of the democratic republic of vietnam in 1945. this mazda liam, honoring the late president overlooks the square, but independence was not fully gained until the founding of the socialist republic of

who manage to leave north korea. this is for family members left behind the harsh realities in jail and china's willingness defense escapees. back thoughts highlight over the latest volcano eruption in iceland. sightsee is uh, sold to people away from the mountain, shooting fountains of lava 5 into the the, i'm gonna have health is welcome to the program. the european union has agreed sweeping reforms to the blocks. solemn system. member states have finally reached a consensus on new rules to pro irregular migration. governments and officials say the changes will cup the growing numbers of arrivals while respecting human rights, bunk charities, and agencies which help my friends of condemned to changes as restrictive and dangerous. the past almost a decade of the bait and division, the european union has reached a deal to reform its migration routes. i know exactly how what it means when we say that we have finally delivered on the migration and assign them back. it's probably a the most important important legislati

50 mph in the far north.gures. tonightjust a bit of drizzle across north—west scotland, most places dry. the odd pocket of miss eunice in the south. the lowest attempt is for the south, and generally mild and frost free. the mild air mass is with us, the orange on the map, the winds from the south. frost free, we aren't expecting anything wintry on the weekend, but some wet weather. it will sit across north—west scotland. there could be some drizzle for the south—west. a lot of cloud but should stage right, mild and breezy for most others. 12 or 13 degrees, a touch warmer than recent days. on sunday the front are sticking around, and we could see 175 millimetres of rain across parts of the north—west of scotland. some rain for northern ireland, perhaps west england. there could be flooding issues across the west of scotland, where an amber warning is in place on sunday. staying dry in the south, more sunshine. next week, the south, more sunshine. next week, the wettest day will be tuesday, some heavy rain, up

but temperatures in single figures in the north—east, some sleet and some hill snow across the north—east shetland. through tonight the rain continues to pile in to the north and it�*s for a time it�*ll turn to snow, even to low levels across parts of north—east scotland. some icy conditions developing here as well. so really cold across the far north—east. you can see the blue colours, but a real contrast for the rest of us. it�*s very mild as we start off the weekend with a lot of cloud generally and still we�*ve got the breeze, and patchy outbreaks of rain. so through saturday, this weather front�*s going to be quite slow moving i think across parts of scotland. eventually it will push its way northwards and the colder airjust holding on in the far north there. but the yellow colours that shows that milder air that is in place for most of us. so saturday, some rain and some snow for a time. some icy conditions in the far north—east. probably turning back to rain later in the day. that rain also piling in further south across scotland and the odd spot further south, as well. but much of

this operation in the zionist settlement of etnail in the north the west bank happened. since last night, various areas of the west bank have been the scene of zionist attacks and clashes with palestinian youth. in these clashes, the occupying forces injured more than 10 palestinians and arrested around 20 people. news sources reported severe clashes in jenin, nurshams camp, ramallah, hebron, beit lahm. in the north of ramallah , the resistance fighters targeted the invaders with sniper fire and homemade bombs. since the beginning of al-aqsa storm operation, about 4800 palestinian citizens have been arrested in different areas of the west bank. in the same period, 318 palestinians were killed by the zionist forces they were martyred. new polls show that support for resistance groups in the west bank has increased compared to before the gaza war. at the same time, in the west bank, the palestinians held weapons and chanted slogans in defense of the resistance. and the covenant of the martyrs, allah is the greatest, and all the resisters are on the door of the martyrs, and

there is a very high chance of north korean escapees. when they're sent back to their home country, they will face torture and other serious human eyes violations. so china is violating its obligations under the torture convention, as well as the refugee convention is and protocol china, the nice the accusations, it's foreign ministry didn't respond to the w's request for comment. but in the recently to, to the you and china states that there is, quote, no evidence of torture. also colored mess of human rights violations in north korea . but for us, human rights organizations like korea future has been piecing together picture of north korea's in some as prison based on satellite images and hundreds of witness testimonies that have been able to create a model of the grim reality. the detainees have to end your ear, the pride of proper food, and therefore many detainees suffer or die from longer ition and they experience position on torture. physical meetings in the abbreviation of food and sleep back in london came to lee is in constant

again, we left the north and came here to the surf, just like the ask. but this is what we find in the sense what can we do amid the medical made him a heart monitoring flatline and smooth white shroud signals. some babies do lose this battle for life. for the months out to 0. i know it's around and know it's a high this rail had to previously aust, palestinians to move from the north for the safety. the ministry has begun. the 2nd phase of its ground invasion that con eunice in the south is goal is the 2nd largest city home to hundreds of thousands of palestinians forced from their homes . is ready troops and tanks, pushing along this, a lot of dean roads controlling the route. all the way down to l, correct ne of con, units is ready gun. but it's all stations along the coast road on the sheet. that means israel has complete control if it goes as to main roads. these ready land, air, and sea assault is completely isolated. central guns that include a city of the law, which has one of the few functioning hospitals on this right hand on the gauzy refugee

she had her to assist to survive the hiring escape from north korea to london. but the deeply worried about the youngest sister, total cost deported from china, back to north korea. and october, after having lived in china for 25 years. you my sister didn't commit any crime you her only crime is that she was born in north korea. under that, as soon as she was arrested, i have constantly had nightmares. who may have repressed, brought back my nightmares to every night about our lives in north korea and about people being hanged about how we were chased to tell them in the home. like most north korean refugees bestest to escape to china and lived there without any legal documentation for protect and she was married of to a chinese man. finally, with the support of assist us, we tried to leave china, but the police arrested and placed a hand to to over to north korean. oh. so it is at least bought a bridge. nobody has heard anything from her since she thought it was a little girl. if you want to pull to you, it means you're going to hell. so what if i give you? tha

israeli air strikes pound the south and north of gaza.s at least 110 palestinians were killed injabaliya. international pressure for a ceasefire intensifies — as us defence secretary lloyd austin arrives in tel aviv for talks with his israeli counterpart. ukraine admits artillery ammunition shortages — but a leading government official remains optimistic that international funding will continue. the mp has ruled out any deal to restore devolution before christmas, the bbc understands. —— the dup. hello, i'm maryam moshiri, welcome to bbc news now. israel's assault on gaza is showing no sign of slowing down. the hamas—run health ministry said today 110 people were killed in air

it will not return to the north with this person.the fighters , drones and artillery of the zionist regime also went to the areas of beitlif, naghora, itashab, bilida. itron khayyam jabin majdalzon, maroon al-ras and yaron attacked and destroyed several residential houses. we are standing here despite all the difficulties and dangers . we are the resistant people of the south. has it. in addition to the expansion of hezbollah's offensive operations the casualties of the zionist soldiers and the heavy damages to their positions have brought the problem of displacement of the zionist settlers in the north of occupied palestine to about 60 days. the assembly of settlers in the north of the occupied territories announced to the cabinet of the zionist regime that as long as hezbollah's operations continue and hezbollah's forces are stationed on the borders of lebanon and occupied palestine, the settlers will never return to the border towns. in front of the military and zionist settlement of matleh , the border between lebanon and occupie

to join the communist viet cong forces based in the north of the country. in 1967, lee, the lee, my uncle of my family received 4 notifications of my death. 9191968197019721974 . by redeem almost 9991 that came down. so not just one, but 4 times lately. i'm 119 dumb, laid me. hi. my name on that to come. lead me to don. i can imagine it was a huge surprise for my family. when i came home, so i knew like nothing about monday and that the a nice bring declared dead 4 times and still came back alive. you got a lot more than the other lady. no. but not least, that was helpful. that man's mother had even built an altar for her son. it stood in her home for 8 years until dawn returned home in 1976. he removed the altar himself. bon has since devoted his life to searching for the remains of fallen soldiers the next morning we visit the fine long nature reserve near noon bed. where we joined taylor novela, the german biologist came to vietnam in the early 19 nineties and has since dedicated his life to the conservation of a rare prime in the you found at the 1st wi

to the north pennines.ignificant accumulations there. best of the brightness, western scotland, northern ireland, but to central southern parts of britain, it will stay rather cloudy, quite breezy with rain on and off. now, despite temperatures being a little bit higher across the board, you factor in the wind tomorrow, it's going to feel quite cold and raw. now that area of low pressure starts to pull out towards the near continent. so during monday night into tuesday, it'll take a while, but it means that the eastern side of england will bear the brunt of the edge of the low, bringing fairly brisk north, north—easterly winds, further wintry showers here, and there'll be further wintry showers, northern and eastern scotland. but elsewhere, with a ridge of high pressure building in increasing amounts of sunshine out west. so an improving afternoon for many. but again, it's going to be quite a cold day. temperatures 2—7 degrees — cooler than that further east when you factor in the breeze. so wednesday looks

with each reunification express, we bring people from the north to the south and vice versa. the it's a train that is a symbol and physical manifestation of the countries reunification. a train of national reconciliation of a people once bitterly divided half a century later. it's a scenario that's hard to imagine. the train is a comfortable ride for nighttime travelers. and it's quiet enough for us to visit trends on bond in his compartment to join the communist via con forces based in the north of the country. in 1967, lee, the lee, my uncle of my family received 4 notifications of my death. does 919-1968. 1970. 197210. 1974. by redeem almost 999. 1 that came down so not just one, but 4 times lately. and i'm wanting dumb lately. high level that come lead me to don. i can imagine it was a huge surprise for my family. when i came home, the new light doesn't come on monday and that the i've been declared dead 4 times and still came back alive. you got one word and the other lady told me, no, not really. that was helpful. that man's mother had even built an altar for her son .

wujal wujal is about 200 kilometres north of cairns.r north of cairns has cut off because the flooding has completely decimated some roads. in the case of wujal wujal, you have to get the ferry over the flooded daintree river. it is difficult to access in the best of times in a tropical wet season in australia. the authorities have a challenge to get to some of these places. we were just showing a picture a few moments ago of a crocodile in the waters in a place called ingham. lots to contend with as it is but adding to that all the creatures that might be in these waters, as well, i suppose? one of my colleagues snapped a photo of that crocodile. ingham is about two and a half hours south of where i am in cairns. it is one of the main reasons why authorities are urging people to stay out of floodwaters. right now, after the worst of the rain has gone, it is the greatest threat, that people will get themselves into trouble, either driving through flood waters, crocodiles live in this part of queensland. it is something we have to conten

whenever i take the train now i no longer notice any differences between the north himself. that's why i love writing on this train on that. it's 6 30 am as we pull into hope, she meant city station. the, the, the re unification express arrives just 20 minutes behind schedule. despite having traveled 1700 kilometers, the train is not only a symbol of the countries. unity is also brought people from the to one hostile parts of the country a little bit closer. while making a small contribution to the reconciliation of north and south vietnam, the tiger on signs still adorns the station. people haven't necessarily gotten used to the new name pushing in city the central post office and it's beryl bolton, main hall, are yet another reminder of the french colonial period. a portrait of the communist leader, which he meant towers over the hall side garden, was renamed after him in 1976, following the defeat of south vietnam. amid the hustle and bustle, vietnam's biggest city with 9000000 inhabitants, people often seek refuge from the daily grind by visiting a po, gotta read it to a

told me to go today and north 8th. why was 9 when i learned how to swim, and i've been working on the water ever since a have them made up a black. oh yeah, i've never done anything else, though. it doesn't come with them. when i go out in this round boat and every day i managed to catch a few key loza fish. when i had a name was up and came to book on today. as unfortunately an exception for the 62 year old. the perhaps tomorrow's hall will be better of the leave then returned to the station and down um the reunification express. that's off once again in the afternoon since the narrow tracks were built by the french, the train is often called the t g. v. after the same as high speed french train around a quarter of the 1300 bridges are in need of renovation. the night to send early and swiftly in vietnam. we now get ready for our 2nd night aboard the train passengers used to be able to take a little detour here up to the lot at an altitude, almost 1500 meters. this delightful little station was built by the french in